Dollars and nonCents
Publisher: Patriot Corps
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Vancouver, WA
Format: paperback and pdf
Number of pages: 206
Table of contents: title: Table of Contents; title: Chapter 1.  American Lawful Tender Money	1; title: Section 1.  April 2, 1792 Coinage Act	1; title: Section 2.  Standard Unit of Value	9; title: Section 3.  Legal Tender Value — Weight & Purity	10; title: Section 4.  Regulating the Value of Foreign Coinage	14; title: Section 5.  Money - vs. - Coin	17; title: Section 6.  June 28, 1834 Coinage Act	21; title: Chapter 2.  Political Feuding	31; title: Section 1.  The Banks of the United States	31; title: Section 2.  The Independent Treasury	33; title: Chapter 3.  Promise Money and the Courts	41; title: Section 1.  Bronson v. Rodes, 74 U.S. 229 (1869)	41; title: Section 2.  Hepburn v. Griswold, 75 U.S. 603 (1870)	42; title: Section 3.  Legal Tender	43; title: Section 4.  The Legal Tender Cases, 79 U.S. 457 (1871)	45; title: Section 5.  Criminal Jurisdiction	48; title: Section 6.  First Bank of the United States	54; title: Section 7.  in all Cases whatsoever	57; title: Section 8.  Electors	61; title: Section 9.  Legislative Representation in States	62; title: Section 10.  within the United States	65; title: Section 11.  Presidential Elections	66; title: Section 12.  The Legal Tender Cases (concurring opinion)	69; title: Section 13.  Juilliard v. Greenman, 110 U.S. 421 (1884)	71; title: Section 14.  Necessary and Proper-vs.-All Means Not Prohibited	80; title: Section 15.  Exigencies of Government	84; title: Section 16.  Promise Money	86; title: Chapter 4.  Gold ‘Confiscation’	93; title: Section 1.  F.D.R.	93; title: Section 2.  Executive Order No. 6102	96; title: Section 3.  Gold Clauses	102; title: Section 4.  Gold Reserve Act of 1934	105; title: Chapter 5.  Restoring Liberty and Justice Once and For All.	109; title: Section 1.  Cohens v. Virginia, 19 U.S. 264 (1821)	109; title: Section 2.  Once and For All Amendment	113; title: Section 3.  Implications	116; title: Chapter 6.  Individual Restorative Action	121; title: Section 1.  Market Reforms	121; title: Section 2.  18 USC 485	127; title: Section 3.  February 12, 1873 Coinage Act	128; title: Section 4.  18 U.S.C. 486	129; title: Section 5.  June 8, 1864 Act	132; title: Section 6.  Private Mints	134; title: Section 7.  Branch Mints	136; title: Section 8.  Except as Now Authorized by Law	137; title: Section 9.  Gold Bullion Coins	145; title: Section 10.  The Grain of Gold	148; title: Section 11.  Silver	152; title: Section 12.  Electronic Trading in Gold	153; title: Chapter 7.  State Restorative Action	161; title: Section 1.  Gold and Silver Coin	161; title: Section 2.  Gold and Silver Bi-Metallism	162; title: Section 3.  June 28, 1834 Coinage Act	167; title: Section 4.  February 21, 1853 Coinage Act	172; title: Section 5a.  States Declarations of Tender	175; title: Section 6a.  May States Regulate the Value of Money?	176; title: Section 7.  Varied Money in each State	177; title: Section 6b.  May States Regulate the Value of Money?	180; title: Section 8. Gold and Silver Coin	183; title: Section 9.  State of Utah Legal Tender Legislation	184; title: Section 10.  Market-Rate Value Legal Tender Legislation	185; title: Section 5b.  State Declarations of Tender	187; title: Chapter 8.  Federal Restorative Action	189; title: Section 1.  Get Out Of Our Way!	189; title: Chapter 9.  Summation — Where to Go From Here	191; title: Section 1.  Education	191; title: Section 2.  Ratification of a Constitutional Amendment	192; title: Section 3.  The Grain of Pure Gold	193; title: Section 4.  Establishing an Electronic Gold Exchange	194; title: Section 5.  Other Efforts	194